SSAB Says No to Toxicology Tests – Costs Too Much
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After 34 mysterious cases of illness occurred at SSAB's construction site for the new steel mill in Luleå, the county administrative board has requested that the company thoroughly investigate the causes. But SSAB says no to toxicology tests, saying they are too expensive, unreasonable and time-consuming, reveals Dagens Nyheter.
SSAB is being asked to conduct advanced tests after the mysterious cases of illness in Luleå – but answers with a flat no. Unreasonable, expensive and time-consuming, says the steel giant. For now, the multi-billion-dollar construction continues.
At least 34 workers have been affected by mysterious illness symptoms at SSAB's large steel construction site in Luleå. One of those hit hardest is machine operator Ricky Davies. – For me it has been hell, he says.
SSAB is objecting to the County Administrative Board's request to further investigate the 34 cases of illness during the construction of the new steel plant in Luleå this spring, reports Dagens Arbeit.
SSAB is objecting to the County Administrative Board's request to further investigate the 34 cases of illness during the construction of the new steel plant in Luleå this spring, reports Dagens Arbeit.
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